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| Zahariadis Th. — Home Networking Technologies and Standards |
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IEEE 802.11a 96—98
IEEE 802.11a, defined 96
IEEE 802.11a, frame/packet format 97
IEEE 802.11a, MAC Protocol 96—98
IEEE 802.11a, Physical Layer 96
IEEE 802.11g 95
IEEE 802.15.3 98—101
IEEE 802.15.3, base modulation format 99
IEEE 802.15.3, contention access period (CAP) 100
IEEE 802.15.3, defined 98
IEEE 802.15.3, focus 98
IEEE 802.15.3, guaranteed time slot (GTS) 100
IEEE 802.15.3, HR TG3 98
IEEE 802.15.3, MAC 99—100
IEEE 802.15.3, Physical Layer 98 99
IEEE 802.15.3, protocol stack 98—100
IEEE 802.15.3, QoS support 100
IEEE 802.15.3, Study Group (SG3a) 99
IEEE 802.15.3, WiMedia Alliance 100—101
Indoor network 11
Infrared Data Association (IrDA) 56—60
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), communication range 60
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), defined 56
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), evolution 91—92
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), IrCOMM 59
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), IrDA Lite 92
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), IrLAP 57—59
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), IrLMP 59
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), IrOBEX 59—60 92
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), IrPHY 57
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), protocol stack 57—60
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), software architecture 58
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), specification 56—57
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), VFIR 92
Infrared Data Association (IrDA), viewing angle specification 57
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) 14—16
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), basic-rate interface (BRI) 15
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), basic-rate network architecture 15
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), communication paths 14
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), defined 14
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), digital subscriber line (IDSL) 21
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), network termination 1 (NT1) 15
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), network termination 2 (NT2) 15
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), primary-rate interface (PRI) 15
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), Private Branch Exchange (PBX) 16
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), providers 16. See also Wireline home access networks
IR 55
IrDA Lite 92
Isochronous data transfer 110
KONNEX 147
Local multipoint distribution service (LMDS) 35—36
Local multipoint distribution service (LMDS), defined 35
Local multipoint distribution service (LMDS), frequencies 35
Local multipoint distribution service (LMDS), limitations 36
Local multipoint distribution service (LMDS), network architecture 35
Local multipoint distribution service (LMDS), uses 36. See also Wireless home access networks
Logical Link Control Adapter Layer Protocol (L2CAP) 69
Low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites 36 37
Magic boxes 1—4
Medium Earth orbit (MEO) satellites 36 37
Middleware technologies 125—147
Middleware technologies, EHS 146—147
Middleware technologies, HAVi 128—133
Middleware technologies, HES 125—128
Middleware technologies, introduction to 125
Middleware technologies, KONNEX 147
Middleware technologies, OSGI 138—144
Middleware technologies, UPnP 133—138
Middleware technologies, VHN 144—146
Multichannel multipoint distribution system (MMDS) 27 33—35
Multichannel multipoint distribution system (MMDS), defined 33—34
Multichannel multipoint distribution system (MMDS), network architecture 34
Multichannel multipoint distribution system (MMDS), operators 34
Multichannel multipoint distribution system (MMDS), uses 34 35.
Near-end crosstalk (NEXT) 17
New-wiring technologies 107—114
New-wiring technologies, switched Ethernet 107—111
New-wiring technologies, USB 111—114
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI) 138—144
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), client access service 143
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), configuration data service 143
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), defined 138
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), device access service 142
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), gateway operator functions 140
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), HTTP service 142
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), logging service 143
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), network architecture 139—140
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), network architecture illustration 139
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), persistent data service 143
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), service framework 141—142
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), service operator 139
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), software architecture 141—144
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), software architecture illustration 141
Open Services Gateway Initiative (OSGI), virtual machine 141. See also Middleware technologies
Optical line termination (OLT) 27
Organization, this book 2—4
Passive optical network (PON) 27 29
Phone-line communications 47—50
Phone-line communications, HomePNA 48—50
Phone-line communications, network architecture 47—48
Phone-line communications, technology obstacles 48
piconets 66
Plastic optical fiber (POF) 116
Powerline communications 42—47
Powerline communications, CEBus 44—46
Powerline communications, defined 42
Powerline communications, high-speed carrier 46
Powerline communications, HomePlug 46—47
Powerline communications, network architecture 42
Powerline communications, network interface 43—44
Powerline communications, obstacles 43
Powerline communications, signal attenuation/reflection loss 43
Powerline communications, X10 43—44
Propagation loss 17
Pseudorandom number generator (PRNG) 78
Public switched telephone network (PSTN) 13—14
Quadrature phase shift keying (QPSK) 75
Rate-adaptive digital subscriber line (R-ADSL) 21
Residential gateways (RGs) 149—162
Residential gateways (RGs), business model 160—161
Residential gateways (RGs), call handler 159
Residential gateways (RGs), compact hardware architecture 156
Residential gateways (RGs), compact prototype example 157
Residential gateways (RGs), defined 2
Residential gateways (RGs), entry/deployment costs 152
Residential gateways (RGs), functions 150
Residential gateways (RGs), introduction to 149
Residential gateways (RGs), location 150
Residential gateways (RGs), low-end systems 162
Residential gateways (RGs), market forecast 161—162
Residential gateways (RGs), modular hardware architecture 154
Residential gateways (RGs), modular prototype example 155
Residential gateways (RGs), ownership cases 160
Residential gateways (RGs), positioning 151
Residential gateways (RGs), potential hardware architecture 153—156
Residential gateways (RGs), potential software architecture 156—160
Residential gateways (RGs), power outage and 156
Residential gateways (RGs), powerful systems 162
Residential gateways (RGs), proposed software architecture illustration 158
Residential gateways (RGs), Protocols and User Applications Layer 160
| Residential gateways (RGs), regional forecast 161
Residential gateways (RGs), revenues and 152
Residential gateways (RGs), role 150—152
Residential gateways (RGs), session manager 159
Residential gateways (RGs), system requirements 152—153
Residential gateways (RGs), System Utilities and Applications Layer 159
Residential gateways (RGs), systems/services deployment 152
Residential gateways (RGs), user interfaces support 160
Residential services, bandwidth requirements 7—8
Residential services, home automation 7
Residential services, home communication 6
Residential services, home entertainment 6—7
Residential services, home security 7
Residential services, identification 5—7
Residential services, low installation-cost requirement 8—9
Residential services, QoS requirements 8
Residential services, reasonable cost requirement 8
Residential services, requirements 7—9
Residential services, SOHO 6
Residential services, standards and interoperability requirements 9
Residential services, user-friendliness/reliability requirements 8
RF 55—56 60—87
Satellites 36—38
Satellites, DBS 37
Satellites, GEO 36 37
Satellites, LEO 36 37
Satellites, MEO 36—37
Satellites, network architecture 37
Security, DECT 64
Security, home services 7
Security, HomeRF 84
Security, IEEE 802.11/IEEE 802.11b 78—79
Service Discovery Protocol (SDP) 69
Shared Wireless Access Protocol, Cordless Access (SWAP-CA) 80
Shared Wireless Access Protocol, defined 80
Shared Wireless Access Protocol, ETSI DECT security model 84
Shared Wireless Access Protocol, frame structure 83
Shared Wireless Access Protocol, Multimedia (SWAP-MM) 84
Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) 137
Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP) 136
Single-line digital subscriber line (SDSL) 22
Small office home office (SOHO) services 6
Switched Ethernet 107—111
Telephony Control Specification (TCS) 69
Time division multiplexing (TDM) 18
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP) 133—138
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), ARP 136
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), AutoIP 136
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), control points 137—138
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), defined 133
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), device description 137
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), device presentation 138
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), DNS 136
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), GENA 136—137
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), HTTP 136
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), HTTPU/HTTPMU 136
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), IP 135
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), logical node categories 134—135
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), network architecture 134—135
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), operation 137—138
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), protocol stack 135
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), SOAP 137
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), software architecture 135—137
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), specific protocols 137
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), SSDP 136
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), TCP/UDP 135—136
Universal plug 'n' play (UPnP), XML 137. See also Middleware technologies
USB 111—114
USB, cable connectors 112
USB, data transfer 113
USB, defined 111
USB, Ethernet comparison 113—114
USB, features 111—113
USB, network architecture 112
USB, performance 112—113
USB, PnP/hot-swappable peripheral connectivity 111—112
USB, power supply 113
USB, products 114
USB, success 113
USB, support 113
Versatile Home Network (VHN) 144—146
Versatile Home Network (VHN), defined 144
Versatile Home Network (VHN), network architecture 144
Versatile Home Network (VHN), network architecture illustration 145
Versatile Home Network (VHN), network interfaces 144
Versatile Home Network (VHN), network management 145—146
Versatile Home Network (VHN), software architecture 144—146
Versatile Home Network (VHN), UPnP and 146
Versatile Home Network (VHN), user-to-device control 145. See also Middleware technologies
Very Fast Infrared (VFIR) 92
Very high bit-rate digital subscriber line (VDSL) 22—23
Very high bit-rate digital subscriber line (VDSL), defined 22
Very high bit-rate digital subscriber line (VDSL), frequencies 23
Very high bit-rate digital subscriber line (VDSL), modems 23
Very high bit-rate digital subscriber line (VDSL), network topologies 22
Very high bit-rate digital subscriber line (VDSL), spectrum allocation 23
Very high bit-rate digital subscriber line (VDSL), Zipper channel allocation 23 24.
Video Experts Standards Association (VESA) 124
Video-on-demand (VoD) 10
Wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) 27
WiMedia Alliance 100—101
Wired-equivalent privacy (WEP) 78
Wireless home access networks 33—38
Wireless home access networks, LMDS 35—36
Wireless home access networks, MMDS 33—35
Wireless home access networks, satellite 36—38
Wireless home access networks, summary 38
Wireless home access networks, technology comparison 38
Wireless in-home technologies 55—88
Wireless in-home technologies, Bluetooth 65—70
Wireless in-home technologies, comparison 87
Wireless in-home technologies, DECT 60—65
Wireless in-home technologies, HIPERLAN 84—87
Wireless in-home technologies, HomeRF 79—84
Wireless in-home technologies, IEEE 802.11/IEEE 802.11b 70—79
Wireless in-home technologies, IR 55 56—60
Wireless in-home technologies, RF 55—56 60—87
Wireless in-home technologies, summary 87—88
Wireless personal area networks (WPANs) 98
Wireline home access networks 13—30
Wireline home access networks, analog PSTN 13—14
Wireline home access networks, FTTx 27—29
Wireline home access networks, HFC 23—27
Wireline home access networks, ISDN 14—16
Wireline home access networks, summary 29—30
Wireline home access networks, xDSL 16—23
X10 43—44
X10 as broadcast protocol 44
X10, command structure 44
X10, defined 43. See also Powerline communications
xDSL 11 16—23
xDSL, ADSL 19—20
xDSL, FEXT 17
xDSL, mismatched impedances 18
xDSL, NEXT 17
xDSL, noise 18
xDSL, propagation loss 17
xDSL, transmission challenges 17—18
xDSL, variations 20—22
xDSL, VDSL 22—23
Zipper 23 24
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